>> well i mean look at, this week you had an unusual situation where jerry brown, diane feinstein and camella harris said who does the bill hurt? seniors, harris called it an age tax. premiums may be five times more for a 60-year-old man in los angeles making $50,000 a year this goes to the heart of the argument that this is basically a gift to the wealthiest people in the form of a tax cut and a huge blow to middle americans. >> and the cbo, with this estimate came back and said 22 million americans would lose their coverage. >> and there's other impacts, too, like kqed had a story, we sent somebody up to shasta county, a very red county and found about 900 jobs were added because of the affordable care act, hospitals, clinics and local businesses. suddenly folks have health insurance, spending on things related to health care. i think what they're finding shasta is not a place that voted for obama, they don't like obama, but they kind of like obamacare. they wouldn't call it that. >> what's happening here is really very political. the republican bill now looks like it's going to pre

what is interesting is the extent to which jerry brown, there. eresting is the extent to whichjerry brown, who has been around in us politics for decades, is emerging. his state is emerging as the defect to challenge to the trump administration when it comes to climate. forging a com pletely comes to climate. forging a completely different path. he recently travelled, jerry brown, to china to meet with the leadership they talk about reducing emissions and lots of other countries around the world are looking to california. at the same time, the trump administration is pulling out of the paris climate agreement. california, the most populous state in the united states, and the us as a whole, going in different directions. it is an irony here. i have met lots of republican voters who have real against too much centralised power and here we have the devolution of the american response being driven bya the american response being driven by a policy of the republican president. that is fair and a good but states rights are at the heart of what a of repu

. >>> still to come on today in the bay, governor jerry brown is looking to extend a revolutional programres and bumgarner is returning for the first time after injuring his shoulders. we'll show you how he did next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the giants have their a's back. bumgarner is off to great start at petco park. he struck out five total and gave up three earned on two home runs. he gets the no decision because at the bottom of the 9th and the tight ball game, hector sanchez tagged ogre with the walk off. the padres win 5-3. >> it feels good and we gradually building up to it. we are making pitches pretty much and -- >> so yeah, i mean going out tlr there, i will take it any time. >> look at this, this is from our warriors account. justin timberlake and tony romo and cur -- stephen curry, this is his tee shot, finds the green and how do you celebrate a shot like that, how about a little dancing with timberlake. curry is tied for 13 and mark muller is their leader. the a's won a walk off. they win 5-3. that's all for sports, more news after the break. # california )s revolutionary cap-and-trade pro

. >>> california lawmakers voting to extend the landmark climate law due to jerry brown extending itn emissions. it will now be in place until the year 2030 as governor jerry brown looks to make california a leader in the fight against climate change. some republicans oppose the move saying it amounts to a gas tax. it did pass with bipartisan support. >>> some student loan debts could be wiped out as a loan holder doesn't have critical paperwork and making the debt essentially uncollectible. it is $12 billion of student debt. >>> owe workers at a ford dealership made a surprising discovery about $100 million worth of marijuana smuggled in a ford fusions assembled in mexico. they delivered it before assembling any of the evacuation. >>> the slowest race, the snail racing championship in norfolk england. the tournament has been held since the 1960s. each begins with a call slow, steady, slow. about 113 competed in the 13 inch course. larry is this year's winner taking home a silver mug full of lettuce, the time it took, 2:47. got to have a whole lot of patience. >> i guess it could be

jerry brown responded to trump's decision to leave the paris climate deal by calling foreign leaders to climate summits in san francisco and germany. >> this land was made for you and me and california is not turning back, we are moving ahead. we are moving ahead together and it's going to be better and brighter for years to come. >> this liberal brand of federalism is on display in many of the 20 blue states won by hillary clinton. since the civil rights era it's been conservatives most likely to push back against big federal government, but both parties will invoke states rights and it helps their cause, and with the g.o.p. controlling both chambers of congress and the white house, democrats have rarely been so removed from power. >> we haven't seen democrats looking at the federal government and seeing it as so much antagonistic too many of their policy positions. >> on gun control, organ just passed a law allowing guns to be taken away from people believed to be a danger to themselves or others. >> it's a smokescreen. it's the only way they can justify trying to get some republic

which is when jerry brown was already in. but that didn't matter. works for him. i'm so happy that it works for future governors. that it works for future legislators and in the end it works for the people of california. you got to serve the people and you got to fine-tune our system. i cannot believe that for 200 years we have had a fixed political system here in america. and finally we are doing something about it and people are paying attention. because they see the lack of action. so it's great for the environment that i'm really, that's one of my passions is to protect the environment and make sure the world is going in a greener direction. get off fossil fuels and coming up in the technology and we all work together in this stuff to get rid of the death that we are creating. because when you say 13 million people a year die because of pollution, there's no reason why we do that. >> i pay close attention to you in the headlines and the social media and i followed your trip to france and it seems like you're meeting with president macron. you re

this after a raging wildfire shows no signs of slowing down.( darya ) and now, governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for the detwiler fire. eight homes are gone and more than a thousand firefighters are on scene battling the blaze. kron4's charles clifford talked to several people at an evacuation center forced from their homes. natsthrough the day tuesday, evacuees fleeing the detwiler fire arrived here at the red cross's evacuation center in planada. most had to leave their homes in a hurry. soti had a bad gut feeling it was coming our waysotwe had ash falling on us.sotyou could see the smoke and fire coming over the hill.kim strauss believes his home is gone. soti'd be really surprised if it's still standing.he and his girlfriend saw the wildfire coming over the ridge near their house tuesday morning. the sheriff's department gave them 10 minutes to leave and they packed up what little would fit in kim's truck .soti got my clothes and i grabbed my girlfriend's dresser. her pictures and i mom's stuff and the dogs.they now plan on staying here in planada until they fig

a major victory for governor jerry brown. in the news room, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> baby abducted turned up safe in san jose. tonight a suspect is under arrest. police say this man abducted the child. he faces charges including kidnapping and child endangerment. the boy's father put the baby in the car seat just after 4:00 a.m. this morning as he was about to leave for work. he ran inside to get something but when he came out the car and the baby were gone. a few hours later a woman in san jose says the suspect handed the child to her. and then a man called 911. >> he said take this baby. i grabbed this car and there is a baby in it. >> i didn't want to get involved but i was, like, once i have seen the baby i didn't have a choice. >> he also saw the suspect breaking into a white van. he took off but was later arrested. >>> police chief answering questions about recent freedom of speech show downs that turned violent. so how does he plan to handle things in the future? here is kpix 5's christin ayers. >> reporter: tonight's

from the paris climate accord, lawmakers approved an extension for governor jerry brown cap and trade program. >> governor jerry brown is a hero and he followed up with the legislation last week that was headlines all around the world so we will make progress. work around president trump. >> it is wrong to pollute this worth. >> reporter: a follow up to his oscar winning documentary. it also won him a noble peace prize. film makers followed him for two years and show real world examples of extreme weather events and devastation. >> one of the big new developments since the first movie came out a decade ago, a lot of the nissatives in silicon valley -- initiatives in silicon valley are now bearing fruit. renewable energy is now cheaper and the cost continues to come down and soon it will be cheaper everywhere. that is a game changer. >> reporter: his advice -- >> use your voice and use your vote. be a part of the solution. >> reporter: it opens at bay area theaters next friday, august 4. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> a new worry for firefighters battling the wildfire in marip

now, while the extension of the program was vote down already earlier this year, governor jerry brown and other legislative leaders have introduced new language to be voted on. the agreement limits total greenhouse gas emissions and requires businesses to either buy or trade allowances in order to pollute. the goal has been to reduce the state's carbon emissions by 40% of what it was in 1990. but governor brown wants to continue it to 2030. >> this is about an existential threat that if it's not stopped or slowed down will kill tens of millions of people! >> reporter: the reason it was voted down once already is because of the previous language that would have led to higher gas prices. they are trying to alter that, but there will still be other changes to the program. it would give the california air resources board the authority to set a ceiling price on carbon. that basically determines how expensive permits would be. it would decrease the amount businesses to have to pay for hoping to ease the cost of compliance. it needs two-thirds of a vote, and they will vote on thursday. sandr

there were a couple of sweeteners added to jerry brown's toxic cocktail. there was a fee that needed to go away and also a manufacturing sales and tax use credit rituals -- which was also extended. both do not come close to outweighing the impact of what this new and taxes going to add on to everyone's cost -- everyone's gas cost. >> what is your alternative solution -- solutions for trying to fix this problem >> i think the jury is out. is the earth warming or cooling -- hang on a second. you were saying you were not sure even though the consensus among scientists is that it is real and that governor schwarzenegger believed israel and governor brown believes it's real. you don't think global warming is real quick >> i don't say that. here is the key. -- >> what do you think. if you're saying the jury is out your dodging the question. do you personally believe one way or the other what is going on with climate change? >> the real question is, is the earth climate changing because of man-made carbon omission. i've got to tell you, i'm not convinced. what i

governor jerry brown has issued a state of emergency for butte county... as reporter alissa becerra explains evacuation orders have expanded for the area. hot boiling flames incinerating swaths of land. ...in what looked like a tornado of smoke and fire. onlookers watched flames from the wall fire reach into the hot afternoon sky.some of those watching were residents evacuated from black bart road... the very area the fire seemed to be ravaging.fred vantassel/resident"it's crazy but the wind was shifting bad last night says for firefighters you know how their hands full."difficult to watch not knowing if he will have a home to go back to. fred vantassel/resident:"it's sad. i've heard parts of black bar road burned up so i'm kind of wondering what it's gonna be like to have anything to go back home."the fire moved rapidly across the ridge... sending more residents fleeing from their homes.and others here to watch.megan crawford/resident:"we met some people that live up there, and it's just i really hope things are going to be okay, but it's a really good vi

governor jerry brown says the legislation is essential for the survival of civilization. (( steve)) the berkeley police chief hosted a community forum and addressed the concerns of citizens. the chief says he has seen a slight uptick in crime in berkeley and says his officers are investigating several leads in some of the high profile crimes including several incidents that took place near the u.c. berkeley campus. "over this last weekend we had a triple shooting in the south campus area. our folks took two people into custody for that. those kind of events can be alarming to folks but we are responding to them and we are on them. we have seen a slight rise in crime this year." the chief says the department finished an investigation and made several arrests in a series of commercial burglaries. chief greenwood says he is focused on getting the department up to a full staffing level as soon as possible. (vicki) a fire is burning near a popular south bay winery and concert venue. it's happening right now near the mountain winery in saratoga. this fire started this afternoon around three-t

the big grant headed to uc >> right now, california governor jerry brown's controversial cap and trade legislation is facing a crucial vote in the state legislature. >> brown is warning of dire climate change consequences if the measure goes down. abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is in the newsroom with the details. >> the senate began debate late this afternoon on the legislation designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. it will then head to the assembly, two-thirds of the state's lawmakers, a super majority, must approve the package for it to pass. california governor jerry brown is pressuring lawmakers to extend the state's cap and trade program, to the year 2030. right now, it's set to expire in 2020. the program requires polluters like refineries to pay to offset their emissions. a companion bill calls for tougher air quality regulations. today a handful of environmental activists rallied at the state capital against both measures. they consider the cap and trade package a gift to big oil. and one local group says the new proposals could bring expansion of the industry, with d

while gore applauds california governor jerry brown's decision last committ to a landmark in sf ella sogomonian kron 4 news. bart brought members of the media on board a few of the new cars to see what they are like in action.the new pilot cars have been undergoing a lot of testing nearly 400 tests in al over the past year. and the results of those tests are resulted in bart and the manufacturer to make more than 3-thousand modifications.mostly to the software an operator part of the testing says these new cars are much more sophisticated than the old ones.if the testing continues to go as planned 10 train cars will be headed down the bart tracks starting in septemberand a total of 35 by the end of the year. all 775 new bart cars on order are expected to be in service by 2022maureen kelly kron4 news (pam) after a scorching hot weekend the fog is rolling in...but for how long.(steve) chief meterologist brittany shipp is back with your complete forecast. an area of low pressure off of the northern california coast will maintain seasonably cool temperatures with widespread night and mor

governor jerry brown has issued a state of emergency for butte county... reporter jim berglund talked to people affected by it... summary: firefighters are dealing with another wildfire in northern california that's forcing evacuations. this fire erupted in butte county and has already charred at least 200 acres. we are told it is about 15 miles south of oroville... and people are being told leave their homes. it is putting up a lot of smoke and the plume can be seen as far away as sacramento. (jrs) that was doug johnson reporting (jrs) meanwhile the whittier fire in santa barbara county is just five percent contained tonight. fire officials said it destroyed approximately 20 structures along highway 154. at last check, it has burned 78- hundred acres. mandatory evacuation orders and warnings were issued for residents near the fire. no loss of life or injuries have been reported. (jrs) now that a giant crane has been taken down - investigators are back on the scene of the latest oakland construction fire... to continue searching for clues. although a cause

. >> plus, the victory for governor jerry brown, following a high stakes showdown over climate change. how much the cap and trade plan could cost you, now at the gas pump. >>> the plan to take water from the sacramento river under the delta through tunnels. >> the water quality standards has to be met. >> but others are not buying the state's promises. >> no more boating. and not very many fish coming up here. >> it is profit motivated. it is the ability to sell water. >> expect original reporting. kpix 5 news. >>> up in flames. this morning, crews are battling a brush fire burning near the mountain winery in saratoga. and many are on high alert. >> we have seen some fires before in the area. we know they can spread very quickly. so i was certainly nervous. >> and the push to terminate the partnership between i.c.e. and the oakland police department comes to a head today. >> plus -- >> this is pretty amazing. i must say, i didn't know where it was going a few days ago, but here we are. and i think there is a lot to celebrate. there is a lot to appreciate. a lot to recognize. >> govern

si es aceptada esta ley, pasarÁ al pleno del senado y luego llegarÁ a las manos del gobernador jerry brownas enfrenta cargos de muerte. varias personas lo acusaron de recetar medicinas que no eran necesarias. ilia: un un juez impuso una fianza de 5,000,000 de dÓlares para cosmo dinardo, que ahora afecta cargos. enrique: hoy fue el funeral de una familia, que fue asesinada por la madre. los familiares, unos salen de la sorpresa. isabel martÍnez, enfrenta cinco cargos. carolina rosario, estÁ en georgia. carolina: apoyados por el cariÑo y la compasiÓn de decenas de amistades, entre desconocidos realizaron el velorio de martÍn romero y sus cuatro hijos. la mujer los apuÑalÓ brutalmente mientras dormÍan. >> para nosotros fue como un sueÑo. ahora que esta moviendo que es realidad... estamos acompaÑando a la familia. >> para mÍ es muy doloroso. carolina: se desconoce quÉ motivÓ a isabel martÍnez a matar a su propia familia. su primera ccomparecencia en corte, se mostrÓ sonriendo y agitando las manos en la sala. >> no sÉ qué pasa con ella. ella no es. era una persona amable. era buena gente. carol

governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for mariposa county.( tiffany ) so far 8 buildings have been destroyed. at least 15- hundred homes are still being threatened this morning. tom miller has the latest on the firefighting efforts. ... a sea of flames dances on the ridgeline threatening to crash down onto the town of mariposa below. the fire is burning in steep rugged topography.poor access along rural mountain roads restricts the majority of the firefight to the skies. --nats--plane after plane makes precision drops...despera tely trying to slow the fire's spread. --nats--at his home along the mountainside, firefighters begin cutting down trees and digging up the dry brush that's serves as fuel for this fire.capt. john burningham: "trying to defend this structure, moving weeds and combustibles away from the house and going to go in the interior and move curtains and make sure that radiant heat won't attack those curtains." standup: more and more crews are starting to arrive at this home as the flames get closer, they're doing defensible space around the home, you can se

governor jerry brown has issued an emergency proclamation due to this fire. the flames from the wall fire... are moving fast. burning up five thousand acres of dry brush . over seven thousand home owners are currently under evacuation orders or warnings . and five thousand buildings are threatened. 1,000 firefighters are battling those flames. members of the san francisco fire department...are in butte county to help. they say the fire ...is just seventeen percent contained. we'll hear from evacuees from this fire later in the show. (jrs) happening now. crews are battling a large 15 hundred -acre fire that sprung up in monterey county just last night dubbed the " parkfield fire" because it is near the unincorporated community in monterey county. the flames were first reported around six p.m. crews say they have halted the fire's forward movement tonightand it is now about 30 percent contained. (jrs) meanwhile the whittier fire in santa barbara county is just five percent contained tonight. fire officials said it destroyed approximately 20 structures along hig

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bill scott make $323,000, the fire chief makes $317,000, and governor jerry brown makes $90,000 a year. >>> the late actor john heard said he elected to undergo back surgery at stanford medical center so he could get back to work. he was interviewed before the procedure last wednesday. in a podcast he spoke about his love for acting and praising the costars he appeared with. he's best for playing the father in the home alone movies. he was discovered dead last friday in apa low alto hotel room where he was recovering from that surgery. >>> sparring with the ufc fighter, what he said about this picture and the fighter's response. >>> and a break from the heat but for how long. meteorologist drew tim up next with our accu-weather forecast. >>> another serious loss for the giants against the padres and a major come back. how jordan spieth was a >>> warriors star had sparked a new feud on social media. over night he posted this picture on instagram showing carter mcgregor wearing a ole warrior's jersey with 23 on it. so it was wrote we're walking with floyd bro, not you. take that off. mcg

. >>> back in california governor jerry brown just announced a proposal to extend through the next decade the state's landmark program to regulate climate warming greenhouse gases. kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose with a look at this pro prosed extension. sandra. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the money from this program hard at work behind me. take a look at these apartments. they are partially paid for by the "cap and trade" agreement money. right now they are being used for low-income families and special needs family like the chronically homeless. the whole goal is to reduce carbon emissions by 40% of what it was back in 1990. total greenhouse gas emissions are limited and it requires businesses to buy or trade allowances in order to pollute. lawmakers voted down a proposal already this year that would have extended the program. some fear the cost, others want to "move forward." >> the cost of not doing something about climate change are significantly higher. >> this is about a threat that will kill tens of millions of people! >> reporter: the new program will exten

news: lawmakers could vote as early as tomorrow on governor jerry brown's controversial cap ram.. we' >>> now on kpix5 news, lawmakers could vote as early as tomorrow on governor jerry brown's controversial cap and trade program. we will look at the passionate plea to extend it and criticism he is facing from his own party. >> recent revelations that bart refuses to release video. ahead, we'll discuss declining rider ship and on going shortage of cars. >> extra $3 to cross bay area bridges? a toll hike could be headed for the valley. we will sit down with jerry hill to talk about who gets what and who is going to pay. good morning. it is 7:30. >> the red cross is helping more than a dozen people find a place to stay after a fire swept through two homes near pittsburgh over night. crews were called to tackle the three alarm blaze on north street before 11:00 last night. >> i was watching tv. i heard the crackling of the fire. i looked out my window and saw the red flaming up. >> to make things worse, power lines came down during the fire slowing down the crew's progress. >> any tim

. >>> this morning on treasure island governor jerry brown plans to make the extension of the "cap & trade" agreement official. sandra osborne reports from treasure island. >> reporter: good morning. this is a controversial bill because california drivers will feel this at the pump. it's expected to bring a spike in prices up to 64 cents a gallon. this new bill is set to extend the current "cap & trade" agreement to 2030. it was set to expire in a few years. it requires companies to buy permits to release greenhouse gases. now, the idea was shot down earlier this year, but recently passed with bipartisan support. former governor schwarzenegger is expected to be here already having spoken out about environmental and clean energy efforts. >> you have to cross the aisle and work together with other people in order to get things done for this country because the way it has been for the last eight years, where everyone is stuck and nothing is getting done. >> reporter: while many people are upset about the potential rise in gas prices, lawmakers are pointing out that the billions raised f

. >> governor jerry brown taking part. and cal train didn't waiste tim once they got their hands on the money. reporting live in san jose scott budman nbc bay area news. >> did he call it the geek train? >> i was just wondering if he was going to bring cake back. >> by the way kari hall, we borrowed her from our morning show. >> for a little while, we are going to have hotter temperatures rolling into the bay area tomorrow. here is a live look out at ocean beach. 61 degrees. you will see how hot it is going to be over these next couple of days. looking live in pleasanton. san jose 77 degrees. temperatures coming down nicely with a breeze kicking in and especially breezy out there in at&t park. the fans starting to fill into the park. and the temperatures dropping back into the lower 60s as we go into the evening. first pitch at 7:15. upper 50s for the rest of the game. it is going to be in the lower 70s and temperatures dropping into the 60s. and then as we go into the day tomorrow, it is going to be much hotter reaching 9

the global meeting governor jerry brown wants to have in san francisco on the issue. >> and caltrain>> we are looking at a $20.7 million shortfall. >> the fare hikes the transit agency is considering making due to a lack of funds. >> but first, today in san jose, victims of february's coyote creek flooding plan to file a lawsuit. good morning, it is thursday, july 6. i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:30. >>> kpix 5's jackie ward is live in san jose with the details of the push to cover damages from the coyote creek flooding. >> reporter: here we are nearly five months after that catastrophic flooding hit the coyote creek area and as you can tell, clean-up far from over here. there are piles of garbage all over the place here in the neighborhood. the community still trying to rebuild nearly five months after it was flooded and residents had to be evacuated. and this morning some of those people are putting the blame on the city of san jose, the santa clara valley water district, and the county of santa clara. the rocksprings park neighborhood wa

take lucrecia live paola/vots -- el gobernador jerry brown declar el estado de emergencia, declar estadocondado de butte... take vo --el fuego, se ha extendido ya a dos mil setecientos acres y solo ha podido ser controlado en un 20 por ciento... --las autoridades han ordenado a todas los residentes de la comunidad de bangor, que abandonen sus hogares de inmediato... --en total, seis personas han resultado lesionadas y diez estructuras han sido destruidas por las llamas... placeholder here cam pan / paola --entretanto, otros incendios de vegetacion estan obligando a residentes a abandonar sus hogares en medio de una ola de calor en el condado de san luis obispo... --hoy, varios aviones arrojaron retardante sobre el incendio alamo ya que las llamas son demasiado peligrosas para combatirlo desde tierra... --la vegetacion seca y el terreno escarpado han presentado obstaculos a los mil bomberos que tratan de controlar el fuego.... --24 mil acres han ardido desde el jueves.... pero ninguna estructura ha sido afectada... paola/3shot --porque somos la autoridad en el tiempo.. pasamos con lucreci

todavÍa hay muchas preguntas sobre el financiamiento de la medida, en especial por el gobernador jerry brownue la necesidad es urgente. >> no es un asunto que va a terminar, mucha gente estÁ sufriendo y muriendo por no tener acceso de cuidado mÉdico. necesitamos que nuestros lÍderes pongan atenciÓn a su gente, las personas que ellos representan, y el sistema de salud. sandra: los mismos profesionales estÁn preocupados por la falta de medios para familias de bajos recursos o sin documentos. >> lo que pasa en la clÍnica es que vemos muchas personas que no pueden pagar sus medicamentos vienen a la clÍnica con la presiÓn alta, con su azÚcar sin control. arantxa: la controversia en torno a la fecha de caducidad de los medicamentos es noticia nuevamente. esta vez un grupo de investigaciÓn sacó a relucir cÓmo ciertas medicinas seguirÍan siendo efectivas pese a que alcanzaron su fecha de vencimiento hace dÉcadas. peggy carranza nos explica desde la ciudad de nueva york. peggy: la polÉmica sobre si la fecha de caducidad de las medicinas es un mito o una realidad, no cesa. el grupo de investigaciÓn pr

a few hours: governor jerry brown plans to >>> he was shooting inside the vehicle at me.s shooting to kill. >> a victim of the latest bay area freeway shooting speaks out as police continue to hunt for the gunman. >> it's one of those things that's a juxtaposition of feelings where relief and sadness mingle. >> families in wheatland return to rubble while crews work to keep a grass fire from doing any more damage. >> plus, president trump steps up efforts to pressure senate republicans to pass the healthcare legislation hours before they vote. >> any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you are fine with the obamacare nightmare. >> but first in just a few hours, governor jerry brown plans to make the hard fought extension of the "cap & trade" agreement official. >>> good morning. it is 6:31. kpix 5's sandra osborne is live on treasure island with the details of a historic signing. >> reporter: yeah. not everybody is thrilled with this extension agreement. in fact, the bill is controversial because people will have some pain at the pump. in fac

. >>> today governor jerry brown issued a statement of emergency for butte county was of the wall fire. 10 homes have burned and 12,000 under evacuation orders or warnings. in the bay area the west fire is 90% contained. it broke out yesterday afternoon in dry vegetation. 370 acres were burned. the cause is unclear. all the roads that were blocked are now reopened. >>> reward will be opened tomorrow in the murder of a college student. the 20-year-old was playing with a group of friends last august. someone came out of the darkness and shot him. he died at the scene. this sketch of a person of interest was released in the weeks after the fatal shooting. no arrests were made and his parents and a congress woman will announce a $50,000 reward tomorrow. they are hoping it might motivate someone to come forward. >>> an arson investigation tomorrow in oakland following an apartment fire under construction. it sparked friday morning forcing hundreds from their homes. kpix 5's katie nielson spent the day with the people that got to return today. >> reporter: he thought his apartment would be g

. >> reporter: 11 years after the bill was signed into law by arnold schwarzenegger governor jerry brown signed into law a decade extension of the law that was soon to expire. in this case the bill passed handily because even a republican state legislators cited with extending the law. brown called that an example of to compromise and cooperation. >> people representing oil, agriculture, business, chamber of commerce, food processing, gallo winery, foster farms. the whole ground. we have environmentalists. >> we have a functional government in california. the democrats -- the democrats and republicans work together. and i think this is an important message for washington. were both of the parties cannot work together. so i hope they learn something from this. >> reporter: those who cannot meet standards like refineries can purchase from those who meet or exceed pollution standards, credits to offset their carbon emissions. all of the while omissions restrictions will become ever tighter. make no mistake, this is a direct challenge to trump's administration and policies which have called

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. >>> and jerry brown plans to host what he calls the global climate action francisco. he made the announcement in an online message saying the aim is to uphold the goals of the paris climate agreement. he said president trump's withdrawal of that deal doesn't mean he speaks for the rest of america. and as part of its efforts to fight climate change, the french government has laid out an ambitious goal, to stop the sale of all gas cars by 2040. >>> summer is two weeks old and rising temperatures mean more time on the beach. >> this one's for you, nick. we have a cowan and a calf hangg out at the beach. getting shade under the parasol. >> they moved in after the people who put it there went in. they're waiting to kill again, obviously. that's what cows do. >> ferocious cows. >> that's what cow does, people. >> what would you do if you came back from a lovely swim in the ocean to find a cow >> scream like a 6-year-old girl and run back into the ocean. >> oh, yeah? >> that's what i would do. >> i think we have a prank in the works, ladies and gentlemen. >>> coming up, why

governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. >>> now to the russian investigation into the election and what appears to be a showdown between the president and special prosecutor robert mueller. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. he's drawn the line saying his finances are off to investigators but it seems those investigators looking into russian meddling in the 2016 election has already cross thad line. robert mueller is looking into businesses and prosecutors at the attorney's office in manhattan who have initiated the probe have turned out what they found. >> speaking for myself, i have nothing in russia. >> they're also looking into whether there are any financial links between president trump and his associates as it relates to russian meddling in the election. the president said veering into his finances was a red line mueller should not cross. >> the point the president's making is the investigation should stay within the confines of meddling, russian meddling and nothing beyond that. >> cbs news has confirmed a shakeup. marc kasowitz is out as a personal att

stroke of the governor's >> there was a resounding message from here from both the current governor, jerry brown, a democrat, and the former governor, arnold schwarzenegger, a republican that california is still leading the country this the world when it comes to climate change especially with the passage of this extension to cap and trade. >> energy policy. >> reporter: it seemed impossible a few weeks ago to get environmentalists and business leaders, republicans and democrats on the same page. >> legislative unicorns do exist. there was almost a mythical nature this how this thing came together. the rarity of different industry, environmental groups, political parties coming together to find the solution. >> reporter: ab398 passed the assembly and senate last week. today with great fanfare governor brown signed the cap and trade extension in the same spot where then governor arnold schwarzenegger signed original climate change bill in 2006 on treasure island with san francisco as a backdrop. cap and trade requires companies to buy companies to release greenhouse gases to reduce carbon emissio

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